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Chop all ingredients into small pieces. Add oil, vinegar and salt. Stir
and serve. Stays nice a day or two in the refrigerator. Can use with meat,
eggs or cook with eggs, etc. For guacamole use 1 part salsa to 2 parts
avocado chopped/mashed. Add a little more vinegar or lime/lemon juice
to slow down darkening.

Salsa-verde

Directions:
Put 2 cups tomatillos "green tomatoes" in a sauce pan to boil
(peel off outer leaves if there are any) with 1-5 fresh green Serrano
chilis and about 8 sprigs fresh cilantro.

Cut-up stems so they don’t tangle up in the blender.
Cook covered until done – the tomatillos will darken and shrivel
slightly. Save water from cooking. Put everything into a blender with
1-2 cloves fresh garlic, salt and part of the water from boiling. You
want the salsa thick so it doesn’t run off tacos, etc. Chunky vs.
smooth is a matter of taste.

Herdez’s flavor would need 2 tablespoons fresh
white onion boiled with tomatillos. Lasts 10 days in jar in the refrigerator.

Salsa verde cruda (Raw) - Same ingredients using no onion.
Disinfect veggies if necessary. Lasts 2-3 days, or cook at this point.